The Brussels Post, 1888-11-23, Page 44 THE B R teen SSELS POST
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New Advertisements,
7 oeai.,•Adam Good.
Strayed—John Cutt.
Locale-- Artllnr \'oat.
Local — II. L. Jackson.
Strayed—Thos. Wright.
Overcoats- . R. Smith.
To Rent.—W.M. Sinclair.
Presents --C. A. Deadman,
Berkshire J3oar—A, Shaw.
Cows for Sale --Adam Scott.
Estate Notice—Alex. Muter.
Mere for Sall, -Mo.', McGregor.
Apples Wanted—A, 1C. Robertson.
Sleigi.s and Cutters --Scott &'Williams,
Notice to Creditors--d)ickson ct 1Iays.
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FRIDAY, Y, NOT'. 28, 18S8.
.A. Btene:veun paper questions the
wisdom of the Dominion Government's
expenditures upon Indian industrial
schools in the Nortbwe•.t, as those insti-
tutions are at present manage1 . It is
alleged that the industrial school at
Battteford has tee teachers and emp loyeee,
whose annual etipende amount in the
aggregate to $4,000, brides board, fuel,
light, etc., amOuntine to „3.000. About
forty Indian pupils attend this school.
These have to be clothed and fed, while
the school buildings coat the governme,tt
over $30,000, and the Northwest paper
before referred to says that the forty
pupils conld be, sent to any college, uni-
versity or echool in Canada for half what
it costs t, maintain mud educate them at
Battteford. Yet it seems that the gov-
ernment, or rather Mr. Dewduey, has
decided tobuild another sahool for Indian
children at Regina. It is alleged that a
comparison of the Indian boys on the re-
serves with those attending the Battle -
ford school shows that the former stand
head and shoulders above the others, so
far as moral ohmmeter and good conduct
is concerned, and that the young aborgines
who will shortly be turned ons of the so-
called industrial school will be less able
to battle with the world than those raised
upon the reserves.
IN his annual report the third Assist-
ant Postmaster-Geueral of the United
States recommends that instead of being
given a franking privilege members of
Congress be allowed a certain sum of
money for postal expenses. This would
be a substantial reform, not only in the
United States, but in Canada. In the
United States the legislators who bane
franking privileges are inthe habit not
only of franking all their public and pri-
vate oorrespondenoo and that of their
personal and political friends but of their
party organizations. In Canada the
legislatorsand employees who havefrnnk-
ing privileges not only do vary much the
same thing, but, unless they aro realigned
by public rumor, they are in the habit of
sending by mail, under their franks, any-
thing they may want to transmit, from a
shirt front to a piano. The piano is,
doubtless, an exaggeration, but the public
world not be at all surprised it told that
the expense of the franking eyetem is one
serious obstacle to the reduction of our
postal rates from six to two cents an
ounce. The franking system is, on the
face of it, simply a mean and petty form
of boodling, injuring, first, those who are
demeaned by it, and next, and, through
them, the public manhood. It should be
replaced by an honest and legitimate sys-
tem without delay.—Ex.
Tor. Couadian Pacific Railway Com-
pany end the Dominion Government have
triumphed in the matter of the Red River
Valley Railway. Heel the Manitoban
Government not been obstructed by these
monopoly confederatesthe competing lino
would have been built by the end of the
present month, and farmers west of Win-
nipeg, at far Portage la Prairie, would
have had 0.'•e enefit of competitive rates
and improve and additional service.
The Canadian Pacifica was desirous, how-
ever, of exerting from the farmers, who
haveoalyhad two good crops within half -
a -dozen yeare, every cent possible on the
transportation of their grain, and for this
reason a monopoly until neat summer
was neceusary to them, The Dominion
Government, although it had, cm behalf
of the people of Canada, bought off the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company from
its work of obstruction by guaranteeing a
loan of fifteen millions of dollars, hacked
up the Company in its display of bad
faith. For some time the work on the
Red River road has been hindered or
Method by the Canadian Paoiflc, with
the aid of the Dominion Government, and
now that winter has conte o11 the work
Cannot be carried on, and the Govern-
ment has ordered the suspension of the
construction until next spring. The
farmers of the North-west will be the
sufferers.
Tna American Cotton Combine appears
to be able to carry on its operations in a
mush more stieoeesfnl manner than its
Canadian confrere. The average duties
levied on imported cotton goods by the
present tariff of the 'United States is
thirty-nine einety.nine.hnndtedtbs per
cont., and during the last year the earn -
Inge of the Fall River Mills was between
twenty and thirty-four per cent. on their,
probably, well.watered capital stools, Tb
Wits aorpornr;3cls lilt,, this which declared
that if the Mills' bill, which reduced the
tariff taxation on cotton by ninety.twO
oats ,u the hundred dollars, became law
they would be compelled to shut dew.
While the menufactr rcrsare making from
twenty to thirty-four per cont. on their
capital what are their workers, for whose'
00010 ono and benefit the tariff exists,
Melting? A living so devoid of every.
thing that makes life good or pleasant
that they are sinking steadily in the
settle of humanity is perhaps lordly worth
the purchase, and certainly few Ameri-
cans get their living thus, fox the great
majority of the factory employees are
foreigners who go almost straight from
Castle Gordon to the workshops and fax-
tories, in which they thereafter spend
the miserable remnant of a poor life, '
These workers have to buy mot only the it
cotton but a Large portion of- their other
necessaries at the monopoly prices Bich
pay such grand dividends.
ihau'on County anti's.
There is talk of building a summer
hotel at Goderich.
The old building on the peat office site
at Goderich, is new being pulled down.
Mr. Burgess, of the With caneession • 1
Iiullett, brought to Kiuburn, t turnip
that 'eighed 10 !bo.
Am clect,ic light promoter was in Clin•
ton he past fete clays interviewing busi-
then and town Council.
II. Elford, of Hnlmeaville,'bas to nif a •
of gigantic proportions, three of them
weigh over eixty pounds.
It is expected that the Trivia Memor-
ial Church, Exeter, will be ready for
opening on the 10th of the coming mouth. ' "
The fines eollented by Inspector Pais.
ley, in the West Riding, since the Crooke '
Act was introduced, amounted to tear 1 et
$200. r;
Allen Embury, of Goderich, has been
appointed Public School Inspector ofi
Peri in the place of Mr. McKibben, re.•
signed.
The Stretford lecronso club received
front Tomtit.) the petlnant won by the
(dub i0, tlr• av et..ern district champion-
ship fur IdMr1,
'l tui 33,•, tri,+ legllt Company of Strat-
fnr. i e•, • of men exoovatiug for
a not their building, to ho
about 1'i s f0. - •.tmare.
'1'h,rritsnivin,i night, for the first
tin ,. !,i t -. v •'ta•attura was lleltted
by col tt:.•.t? . „,aid,•ring the number.
of light he • c ,•ta were wol' lighted wed
ever, h 1 ..ett 1 viewed. More or bean
experinie WAS clone, but the lights
ry feet oxeeptleos worked meet
sateetente..
le thee y. f,rmpr of the Township
of !eine., ti hilt; patting his grain he the
bate le. hoc'hecic 00, nu 50000 nnaoeountabls
way (neo o.l .1. young heifer in the mow.
She we. , .s, ,1 a few days after, and
searnhs 'melt, everywhere, but it was
not a: tel••',. �l y 1:1-t week that she was
dish„cer••d 1,v the ti roshers while thresh -
hie one the resin, buried in the .straw,
and ,.1so, hatlimed elnmst to 0 akole-
toe
Nr"a
ars ago Wm. Ryan,
i • 1 a' snit against Joseph
lirJ s retorts' tbo sum of
171 • b Irmo lie 0 Muted
11:•t no fur wages. Thu
11:11: n . V 122 with costs.
In, rn-n feon, o,,, 00011
to 0 t tt no before his
n :r wa rendered
, .t t0,, l all the
p1, t'. The
•tented an ('110
prod loo aru,nnt
.. .,, AS, sit 'VW,. Bo.
\Ir. Tiid•d was
t• . : knee refused
a preferent-
' tl en to Toronto
1 of i.cet we:dt Chief
L• i th • the claim
p•, ! ordc•rod the
•
fele—Mitchell Ito.
'
Thanksgiving day the Sesforth and
Clinton base bailers played a match ' II •.
game resulting in the defeat of the Cliu- ! 1•
ton team.
M. G. Cameron, deputy reeve of . (i
Goderich, will remove to Toronto at the 1' • :
end of this year to engage in the legal I out •
professiont there.
Dr. Rose, of Londesboro', has sold out ' wt,
his practice to Dr. Reeves, jr., of Chat. 1 ,'e'
ham, who resumes the practice. Dr. j I., '
Rose goes to Aurora. Pi'
Gabriel Elliott has purchased the 1 no
farm of Jacob Shepgard, of the Bayfield I s'•
Line, Goderich township. He paid in I
the neighborhood of $9,400 for about le •
109 acres. et `
Fire broke out Friday afternoon in the :'t'.'•
stable of A. MoD. Allan, toderich. A � t'
high wind prevailed at the time, and in a ; e r •
short time the stable and contents were i 1 t
totally
destroyed. Loss abort $300.
A daughter of W. Townshend, Gorse- I .'11•
rich township, has a chrysanthemum ' ••
plant on which, the growth of one root, l s l
she counted 2,780 flowers and buds grow- 140' .
fr
11,1
5011
C.11,
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ing at one time and that only a few days
ago.
W. Doherty, of Clinton, has written to
Mayor Midgley enquiring what St.
Thomas will do in the way of bonus and
exemption proyiding his organ company
decide to remove their organ manufac-
tory to St. Thomas.
The Clinton New Era says :—W.Baw-
don started on Monday for the old
country, with 130 head of cattle, part of
which were shipped here and part at God-
erich. Among the lot was a steer for
which he paid the sum of $146,
A G.T.R. employee named henry P.
Romp was arrested at Goderich on Tues-
day, for placing the obstruction on the
Wank on Saturday. It is stated he had
a spite against engineer Green and took
that method of getting "even” with him.
In the High Court at Toronto on Sat-
urday,,n the suit of MoPbee vs. Glenn,
judgment was rendered in an action of
slander tried at Goderich before a jury,
which gave the plaintiff $1 damages,
Judgment for the plaintiff for $1 ; eaob
party to pay his own costs. Proceedings
stayed till the fifth day of the Mietelmas
Sittings,
The other day rather a peculiar acci-
dent happened at Stapleton Salt Works,
whereby a large three inch shaft was
broken. A belt running on a wheel on
the .shaft was slipp':ng, and a workman,
to prevent this, threw in a • handful of
rosin, which tightened the grip of the
belt so quickly that it broke the belt and
abaft also.
Harding to Lathorne, the wolll known
London contracture, returned Friday
night from Goderich, where they have
just completed the contract of laying 40,-
U00 feet of pipe for the water•wbrks
system which fs being introduced into
that town. Tho water supply will he '
obtained from four artesian wells, sunk
to the depth of 1,000 feet through the
limestone near the shore of the lake.
Rev. W, T. Turner, Methodist minister,
•61 Colohester died the other evening, De-
oeascd was 40 years of age, havxng been
born in London, England, in the year
1841 He entered the work of the min-
istry in Ontario in 1869, and while a
young man, was stationed at Howick,
Wingham, Kincardine,' Sandwich and
Tilbury. Since his marriage to Mise
Mary Horsey, of Toronto, ho has been
stationed atLyndocb, Sbaffordvihe, Gam-
laahie, Adelaide, Bonney, Cottam and
Barrow, having oome;to the last circuit,
only in June of this year.
Perth. County Notes.
D. N. Hogg, the dry goods man of
Stratford talks of removing to Toronto.
A chimney 519 feet high has just been
completed at the G. T. It. worsts, Strat-
ford.
Rev. R. Iter, of Stratford, was offered
the rectory of Potrolia, but he deolined
the offer.
Geo. Keith, of Elma, threshed 1000
bushels of grain in eight hours for John
McCauley, 0th con., Elma.
James Clyde, of St. Marys, is about
to make an extended tour through the
United States, andintends to visit the
thirteen battle -fields 'upon which lie
fought with the Republican arony in de-
fence of the onion.
The case of Mayor Me01ay, of Mitchell,
to restrain John White prem proceeding
with the electric light oontraot in that
town, has beam abandoned by Mayor Ma.
Clay and his syndieats, who pay the
coets of the mandamus,,
l.o
lar 0.
dord.--\S. Cas.
plat tiff, appealed
Boyd, 0. (14 0. R.,
.:;hoist s jury at Strat
notion wi h costs.
ngbt In the plaintiff,
.o- of certain premises
:0r:.•e..'d" by the raising of
I r•- , defc'ulauts in re
d i+a approaches, for
... ....pun., t0 compel the
..ern the street to its
naw ground urged in
r 4,: el are tbet Boyd, C.,
. ....I . videuce that the
• . iy performed by the
,-round that the gees-
e . • 00 not raised by the
• :0' t Is defendants had
with the level of a
.0 ,r t.. rjndicially affect the
o'-opc•rty without a
?c
The 'tntement
o,.. the wooly was done
;ally." and the da•
:. as doue "without
t ng the only reference
sell ;;s. See Gill,••
1 App , Rep. 82,
ft was held test Boyd,
could not avail him•
f a by law author
nosed by all action
at his remedy wa-
•„ clauses of the Con-
. Act, 181-1$, (49 Vie.,
• ,,t,usnt,nn• Idington,
oo:,tra. Reserved.
'V1.• tot,
1• ,1 omith, of Alma
..,g•-ged a' principal of
• hoot.
i de, lbs in Montreal
winet fifteen were from
ty: d anti C•tt•ty-o,0. from diph-
thee
.l - :rents are .sing made by the
penis the Ontario Agricultural
Co+ , • ,wol tour among the
far,.• cu.
i o.. • b asked by th
Dttlh t. a went to f,tot t, a bill in
con • the 001111,9 out of the
woo • at the railway cruising
titer
A •• :41r Cita le Tupper,
cin cuiurt •.t Ottawa on
kf t, 1 nod on the strength
of w•. 11. ~ h • could not attend.
as 4 .r ; a 00 mnlercialtreety
betel• ., .'a d .;p f0:.
1', to o A. Geelie,ld to be
pbtro t Ccmctery, felevolend,
,.. .1 alevia size. s•nd will
repro«c, i11 0 1, 1 n , to of addressing
C,.. ” •a, i , 0 1,0111oytod and un-
veil.. ' ..1, . :
St•+c : 0(11 :,1e5 of Oils N.W.10 •P.
steam, (el at 1' Hole coulee, some 00
miler:0,1tl:• .s.. h•:cina, were r.eently
501000000 o :0 %0: :1''s imprisonment at
Region fop 1.,atl i g :u w ,h•nuk�n ro,v,
in whit. o1,, y ,proat each otlha:'s
tants. rot ,„ , non, of 01300 got
wounded n, th, f, .y.
John liruse, of Westminster, lute six
Stveml turnips, weighing in all 120
pounds,
Nearly 3,0110 while fish have been
taken at the Hole Blanc lslaud fisheries
this sewn.
The Landon Soap Company, with tt
capital of $95,000 poo shares of 5100, luta
been incorporated,
The [lumber of punile attending the
Scafortlt luetitute at present is coneidea
Oily over one hood, o,1.
Joseph Lemieux, o young butcher, of
St, Cunogonde. Que., wee gored to death
by au ox Oho other day.
Night work at the Kingstree Lnoomo-
tive w•,rks has ceased and 100 neon will
be dieohatged in consequence.
A now Wetting rink in caurseof erection
at Ottawa collapsed in a wind storm the
other morning. Loss 52,500,
The money taken by Cashier Pitcher
to Montreal has bran handed over to the
officials of the Unto Bank Of Providence.
All extensive deposit of moea has been
found a short distance east of Hamilton
by Robert hapax, who was digging a
Well•
li'rank N. Petit, Into editor of the Jur.
vie Record end the Delhi Reporter, has
been engaged as oity editor of the Peter-
borough Times.
In a Rugby chem}Ilm.shfp football
snatch at the era, to Saturday, Ottawa
Colla ,lefetted the Hamilton team by
ton points to nae.
1'110.00, is hope pint Col. Biggar, M. P,
P. for north Bruno, will be able to tulle
his seat in the Leg:o.lature rat its ap-
pro'chin,; eeasiou,.
Jlay. Br. Moula'ilgo hast resigned the
rectorship of Christ Church Cathedral,
Hamilton, on nee tett of diifereuces of FOR SALE
opinion on the free pew question.
Dr, \Viggi. e, the weather prophet, was
iudignaut, He received by mail notifi•
cation of Ilia election as honorary mem.
her of the Anoxias Club, of ioetou
Mass.
It is stated that au effort is being
made by the Woodutook people t, seoure
the services of A. Anderson, of the 7011
Band, for bandmaster of tllo 22nd Bat-
talion Band.
Between $4,000 and $0,000 worth of
wine tea- seize en Thursday by a cus-
toms efbioer in the clubhouse kept by Mr,'
Berlin, St. Antoine street, Montreal, for
nadante] uation.
Jas. Oikle, of Newham, N. S., was
shavings loaded dupe under the seat of
his carriage, when the cartridge exploded
and the charge entered his stomach kill.
ing him instantly.
The Brookville Times tells of a funeral
which 000urred in that county a short
time ago et which two young ladies and
a similar number of young gentlemen
acted as pall bearers.
Mo. Bisect \Vednesday opened the Man-
itoba crossings case in the Supreme
Court on behalf of the Canadian Pacific,
and was followed by Christopher Robin.
son on the same eide.
Peel County Council is advertising for
a public school inspector. D. J. McKin-
non, the late incumbent, resigned to take
the principalship of the Mimieo Indus-
trial school, an appointment within the
gift of the Toronto School Board.
2UCI ACRE FA WI ICOR BALL+'.
-4 Oret-elass farm for sale in the
Township of Morris in the 1lnulity or Il nr,,o,,
houog south half of north half lots 00 ,t 0.o
and
Mali half of fb to 0011 con., eemeiniug
01011 aortal more or less, 110 soros mattly
clear of stoups tool in ai;nod stats of onlbl.
%%Lion. Therein a young It (MOILS or,lutrd,a
geud haus,, 1tu4 hut@ hero, 000 0511 I',,et witto
500110 atabl,, nu4sruoa Wl, Tho farm is situ•
Med within a mile of the Village of Brussels
suet is a good farm fnrgratu ,0 nth nk tale -
lug Skit is watered with Cho olvur Maitland
mud never falling spring crook. 1',eeessien
will be alt•nu rat may time. i"or for Misr par-
ticulars apply on the premises or to A,1l,
ltUl31C1t'l hON Brussels. 1'. 0, 041
teeeret
STERLING
Nov. 213, 1t+88.
PL R91 FOR 511,1; IN
• mends, on reasonable terms. In order
to 010 so the antra of the eat111' of the late
W. G. 01111 1000%, Ilia 000011100s ollur 011e
luwlog valuable bonds for sato North
half of loot 00, Oottoessimn e,Towusbtp of
mortis, containing 00 aeras, on Cita lot le
exerted ,t goal frame barn with stone tone.
dation, goad orchard, well minipump. Near.
lralloloured, anti 100 o0, the grave toad
closely adjoining tbo village of eremites,
000':,1100 a volnnbluo', - ie troll fa,retl
and to a gond. state of cultivation, h'cr
prises and terms apply to .111US KELLY..
Brooch 1'. O., ROSILY Ji00r o$0., Victoria
fine aro P. 0., or JnNas Sana, Maple 0,00495
P 0., Middlesex County.
AC9t 5 i; -ler{
s
L.
Sterling Hector a 0'1 is daily beoouling more widely end favorably kuowr . Those
who try 11 continue to use it, No oth•+r Oil 18 more suitable for general use, It is
well adapted for all
aollillery,-
iieapers, Bowers
and Threshers_
_.ry r,sk Your
- JltEJll.ANT-
1
• for it !.
Maintiitetured by McMillan, Kittredge ti;• Co., I'etrolea ; Brandt at
Strntf:•n'd, Ontario.
Geo. U. Gibbs, of Guelph, who has
run a mile in 4.276, is out in a challenge
to run any amateur in the world ono
mite for a $1,000 trophy. Mr. Gibbs is
the amateur champion one mile runner
of America, having won that title at
Detroit, September 19th, 1888.
The Canadian Pacific Railway, with
the comfort and convenience of the trav-
elling public in view, have inaugurated a
fast train service between Toronto and
London and Toronto end Guelph, and
egnipp'd thous trains with the celebrated
Fournier cos rhea, having reolining seats.
Theee cars are of the latest pattern and
design, upholstered in colorer plush, pot•
islaed seats with Ingle 1 maks, inclined,
making a comfortable rest. At one end
is a laoatory, with all modern oonvenien-
cel:, and anteing room tpbols,ered in
leather, entirely separ,ote. These oars
were built expressly for chis service, and
0 a company hay. spared no pains to
malum the route a popular one.
A Journal special from Pittsburg, Kan -
sae, is es follows;—The most dreadful
disaster in the history of Kansas 000urred
at five o'clock on Friday evening of last
week when the mon were preparing to
lea%,• off their work at abaft No. 2 at
l'rontenac, a sub tab of Pittsburg. A
terrific explosion w'ae 111, aril that shook
,he earth for a great distance and 00m-
pletely shattered the shaft. Upon in
vestigation it was found that one hue
dred and sixty men were within the
mine at the time of the explosion. Being
112 fee, bol•,w the ooar'face it is ololost
C5rtmin that all are dead. The only ex-
ceptions were two mon who worn in n ear
coming up, and being near the top of the
shaft managed to escape. Pittsburg is
in the centro of the goal mines of South
(Redone Kansas, and is about 100 miles
south of haueas City, on the Fort Sae C
and Gulf road.
C rist TQ5
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the old
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�e
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us the very highest Market Price iN CASIo
this season as we are going to ship extensively and require huge
quantities.
Don't forget the olcl stand next door to the Post Office, Brussels.
Mesa Wm. Ba11antyne & Son.
I
®tc e have much pleasure in informing all my
•���old friends that my danghter and grandson
will continue the egg business at the old stand carriecl on by me
last year and I hope they will recieve liberal patronage.
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Wo have the Finest A.ssortmeut of Fancy Tweeds, Worsteds,
Owereoatings and Pantings that can be shown in Brussels, also a
splendid and well selected stock of Gent's Furnishings: Our Hats
aucl Caps are of the Latest Shapes. All will be sold at Moderate
Lori. n'
Shits Got tip in Latest Styles
and Pits Guaranteed. Give Us a Call and be convinced of.1 what
wo say. EzA111Tweeds bought from us Will bo cut Free of Charge.
Hear What the Poet Says:
Arrah Pat phawt is that you see walkin down sthrato ?
Sure its Mike with a now shit from head to the fate ;
And where did tha spalpeen get fitted so nate
Why up at Broadway—at 88.
Thim Boss by's got us such illigant 'Tweeds,
And everything else that a ginticman needs ;
They can fit you up like an Oulcl Country glut,
And begor they'll not chate you for never a tint..
They'll suspend you with Braces the loike couldn't bo,
Put a shirt on your back that will fit to a tee ;
Their gloves and their stockings sure nivor will wear
And their tweeds are warranted never to tear.
If you want hat or cap, or even a collar,
7'is1 call on the boys It will save ,you a dollar
For bedad its the truth I'm sphakin to you,
More is everything there that is stylish and new.
ROSS BR'e,.d'S.,,
CLOTIt'1TtiRil, &,c.